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SHORT FEATURES
'AT THE THEATRES
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"rust-wing i‘lyts,” pit-tnriwl from
j \iti.ur .‘ill‘lllgt‘r'h‘ pupulnr story. of
'm- in the Cnnuriiun iiru'tim-mnis. wril
inuw its first Cunnw'tlt‘tlt FllU‘vVIn}:
tomorrow “llt‘ll it Uniting on unsuite—
w-n! nt' lllrt'l‘ «lays :1! the liiullo.
‘ Mnuy of the SCV'IIQ‘S Wrru Him-ed
Llu'llllll {wot ni.o\uh~:11w\'vl unit inn
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:2r'utmi our nmi ou'r :itzu'm. The
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tlelturwi and others “ho
the rust include Louis
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\Vuitvr .‘lilil-r. Louis iivi r.
l‘IttiTit' um] l"l."iil"'S ilmi
being fvnturci 2n
Join-s,” (‘lhsvS ’l. thru-
at tho llinito lo-
plinlvplny which i:: imst
rp m the lll'zlilillllt‘ (‘()-lllli.‘lt‘.‘tl com-
‘lwillhii i-) (it‘rlriu' M. (‘niiun has '1.-
Huclt-d lurxzn- audit-mics. 'l'hc .atm‘y
l’ril.‘ \xilh '1 happy spirited vxr'itizvt:
(,t‘ nu Amvricnn jm'kvy in
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ti'v' Ill‘i‘Ht‘lllilllf‘ll at. the l‘wm‘nt
Pulucc Theatres of Thomas
.\ll‘lL'liilll'3 now picture “\Yoman-
pruni.’ .\l1ny of th e patrons
liic i’l-y'cnt anti Palace The—
news ytslt 1.] 1y dt‘t‘inrvd that it was
but production in which 'i‘ho-
mus All igliun hits yt't stnrrcd. '\V0-
unmpriml" is xniupt-‘ii from a story
i-spwniily urittnn for Mcigimn by
The supporting cast
'i'i1~-:1tra goo-rs
int” lllt' silent drnmu. “\Vomnnp.-oof"
‘l-nutinu-s n: the iii-gout nmi i'nlnco
:‘l‘iuuitrws tmlny and tomorrow and
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Minors to Guards
School Dance Morals
OKLAHOMA C
Oklahoma. City hlgll'fischo
will receive the watchful
boy policeman w
make arrests in
if plans of Mayor
the boy commission
The high school dances are not
the ones where liquor and dice
shooting are indulged in. but the
public halls, the commi
salon e-
clarcd recently. er: d‘
ol dances
care of a
ith the power to
flfigraxated cage-1
0 A- Carglu and
ers work out
Swallows Pawn Stub
When Arrested
, PHILADELPHIA Dec. 4.—lir-
rested in a. department: rtore.
charged with stealing two dresses.
Latinia 1' razrer, negro. sW‘ailcu ed a.
pawn ticket. detectives say.
Several articles of ‘c'veiry were
also found in the woman‘s mouth
She has held for a. further hearing
by Magistrate Coward in police
court. '
Canada-U. S. Rum
Pact Awaits Premier
\VASHIVC‘TON Dec. 4.-—Definito
action on the. conclusions r:.1chcd
bv the Amcrlcnn- -C:1nn.diun c infer-
111cc on prohibition onforcemtnt of
Ottawa inst \vcck must awai‘ the
return to Canada. of “winter Mac-
Krnzie King. it was asserted at the
State lit-pnrtmcnt today.
The vivws of the two overn-
moms wi-rc exchanged in the course
of the conference.
Bids for Scrapping
Battleships Too Low
\V ASHI\GTON, Dec. 4.——-—Ail bids
for scrapping the battleships Kan-
sass. Minnesota. Michigan and Dela-
were were rejected today by the
Navy Departmen as too 10W.
The work of di antling the chips
will be done in the Boston-and Phil-
adelphia. navy yards. at an estimated
saving of 8175.000.
GREENWICH “OBIAN DIES
GREENWICH Dec 4. .— Mrs.
Maria. Blair. widow of 'W'iiiiam Blair.
died :1. her home on Prospect street.
yesterday morning, aged 61 years.
She was born in Mamaroneck, N. Y:.
and is survived by'tive sons and
three daughters. William H.. George
F. and Edward A all of Greenwich:
\\ alter 11.01 Port Chester, N Y-.
Frank G.. of Harison, N. Y.. Mrs.
Charles Banks and Mrs. Charles
“Eight, of Greenwich, and Mrs.
Frank Hadden. or Stepney. undone
sislei. \lrs Julia. Vreeland. of New
lork City. '
The funeral will be held at her
home tomorrow afternoon at 2:30
o‘clock.
Falth.
(From the Kansas City Star.)
How often will some humble soul.
Feeling its weight of care.
Drink all the dregs of bitterness
And bravely do its share!
Often. indeed. some noble heart.
Outranimd by other men.
\\'itii faith in God will loan to dare
The same defeat again!
In the crop year ending with
June the I’llllippinps produced more
than 2,700,000,000 pounds of cleaned
rice. an increase of more than 21.-
000,000 pounds from the previous
year.
By INEZ
HAMPTON'S hack
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from Bermuda." remarked
the Flapper. finishing the
last of her ice cream with a sigh.
"And she‘s got some of the most
wonderful new wigs that I ever
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saw. it there's one thing in the
world that I love, it's wigs. I'm
hoping she'll ask me up to the
house to try them on. I'd rather
try on n bionde wig than anything
else 1 how of, really. Some day
l’m going to have a large assort-
ment of them.
"She's got other things beside
wigs, but I don't envy her the
others. [For instance. she owns
the screen rights to 'Irene'. the
i musical comedy that made such
a bit. and she's going to do it in
movies when she gets around to it.
She‘s had an offer to go to
France to do a historical picture,
something in Napoleonic times.
but she isn't going to do it. Her
native heath is good enough for
her.
"Speaking of people's native
heath. Lucy Fox is about to desert
bars. which is New York. She‘s
going '0'. California. for the first
time it her life. to play in Elliott
Dexter' 3 next picture.
"She was doing the ill fated
'Around the Town with Gallegher
and Shean'. you know. the picture
that Bernard Durning. Shirley
‘Vlson's husband. was directing
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FLAPPER
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KLUMPH
when he was taken sick with pried
monia and died. The plcturl
couldn't be finished. because no-
body eise knew how to go on with
it. It was hard work on the pic-
ture that. killed him. they say.
"it Just about finished Lucy
Fox, too. She had pneumonia.
and was awfully sick. She's quite
well again now. and I think Cali-
fornia would be very good for her.
if she weren't going out there just
when it's likely to be rainy.
“I hear Dorothy Mackail. who's
out there now on her first visi
doing ‘The Next Corner,’ is goinc
to be glad to get back East, be-
cause she’ I homesick. And I
heard the nicest thing about her.
which was told me by a man who's
an authority on matters of tho
screen. but I can't. give his nan-11
because he didn't want to be
quoted.
“He said that Dorothy Macks"
has the biggest box oilice value
right now of anyone except a few
of the well established stars. Isn't
that great? Her first picture.
‘Mighty Like a Rose'. didn't do her
justice at all. but the things that
she has done since then have abso-
lutely established her. especial]?
‘The Fighting Blade'. that she did
with Dick Barthelmess, and now
she can have anything that sh.
wants in the way of engagement.
—her only trouble lie. in choosinl
between them!"
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USED 1N WHITE
. PLAGUE CURE
S t a t e Conference of
Doctors Shows Deep
Interest in Demon-
strations at Norwich.
‘ NORWICH. Dec.‘4.—-'rne ghost of
an old medical enthusiasm fascinated
most of the physlcians who were
present attending an conference of
the doctors of all the state's tuber-
culosis sanitori
Doctor Hugh . Campbell. super-
intendent of the Norwich Senatori-
um. showed some remarkable cures
of tuberculoais of the eye and of
the ear made by injecting small
doses of tuberculin under the skin
of the affected patients. All the
physicians showed the deepest in-
terest in Doctor Campbell's demon-
stration and most of them held that.
in spite of the disfavor into which
tuberculin has fallen pf late years
among tuberculosis specialists the
world over. it is still a. badly .under-
stood medical agent and is deserving
of more carerur study by the doc-
tors n clinics and laboratories.
Doctor Campbell also reported the
progress by the sanatorium labora-
tory in producing the Ilrcycrvacf-inc.
that is. the vaccine made from tuber—
their hard shells.
These tubercle. bacilli. kiiicd
with the rsapeaics gone. possess. : 1‘
ford University.
curative power in
man and beast.
England.
tubercu sis
precipitated by 11. paper hy~
Coilycr.
at the Norwich Sunatorium,
various kinds of bone
on
tion.
the State Tuiwrcuiosis
held its regular business
various :u‘ch.
‘tt-cts for the construction of tho
fications submitted by
lorium.
Godfrey Post to
C. Godfrey Post. No. 12,
the Post meeting quarters in
Follows hall in South Main street.
at the last meeting will be.
auxiliary of the post.
cle bacilli that have been stripped of
am 1'1 i
cording to Professor Drcycr of ()x-
marked
of
Another interesting discussion was
lint-tor
the assistant superinu 11411111
tilc
inflnm: llltill
that may occur in cases of consum; -
.Feast of Dedication
at Hebrew Institute
A well attended meeting of the
Council of Jewish \Vomen. was held
last evening. at the former 1'. M. H.
A. home in South Main street. now
known as the H‘ebrew Institute.
“After the regular business meet-
ing an elaborate program was
staged in keeping with the occasion
which was the Feast of Dedication.
Rev. Dr. Jaffi. head of the recently
organized Hebrew School in: this
city. was the principal speaker.
The candle ceremony of the Feast
of Dedication was given by Matilda
Deitz, Sylvia. Abramson, Lillian Ber-
mun. Evelyn Dickman. Ethel Jus‘cm,
Charlotte Stull. Nathalia Glickson,
Dorothy Greenberg and Florence
Hahn. .
The Misses Lillian Berman and
Evelyn Dickman entertained with
several dances.
. Following the program refresh—
ments were served.
/
Only A Few Pupils Go On.
(Bulletin 34, Education Bureau.)
Here is the significant story of
the children whoenter the 5th grade
of the public schools of the United
States. Only 63 of each 100 gradu-
ate from grammar school—13 from
high school—and two from college.
Daily Fashion Note
I'rcccding the medical discussion;
(Toniniissiui'
Incl-1311;.
and went over the plans and spm-Zu
n
't‘ccoption ward at the Madden Sm‘
Elect Officers
The regular ”looting of the Funk
American
Legion. will be held this evening :1:
(Mid 1
The OH‘Ulifin of officers will be held.
The nominations which were opened .
closed
and it is cxncctcd that there will be!
other nominations besides those of
the last meeting for the various of-
A STRIKING ORIGINATION
An excellent style for the woman.
who must have straight lines, is this
' frock of plaitcd cn‘ de Chine. made
in slipoon efi'cct. e neck and 2.m~
holes are finished v. 1th a band of lace
insertion, but the design also provides
for kimono sleeves cut in‘ one with a
square necked yoke. With the yoke
and sleeves the dress easily may be
impressed into practical service.
\\1thout it is a perfect mode] for
semi-formal occasions. Medium size
. requires 4% yards 40-inch cré
iChine, and 234’; yards 2;1-inch
flccs
After the business meeting rc- mglgictorial Review Dress No. 1873.
freshments well he served by the Sizes, 34 to 48 inches bust. PM ‘5
. seats.
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When Human Luv Kiowa!
(Lancaster. Pm. Letter.)
Standing on a high hill. part of a.
fine farm. the owner pointed out a
valley running between a. chain uf
hills in the blue distance. "That."
said he. “was the route through here
of the famous Nndcrground railroad.
You probably have heard of that?"
he queried.
“Yes," I returned. "I have heard
of it long ago. I heard my good
Methodist grandfather say that so
considered that he was only obeying
God when he was disobeying the
Fugitive Slave Act. He kept a. ita-
tion on the Underground Road.‘
The sight of that valley and those
hills stirred the fountains of mem-
ory. =
Italy at Corfu; Reprise}, Not “‘ari
(Kansas City Star)
Italy acted so quickly that the
council of the league had no oppor-
tunity to intervene. The force of
this example, th‘en, is likely to he
recognized in the future by any na-
tion that desires to avoid interven-
tion. It merely has to make ya:
quickly, get What it wants and then
explain—what. indeed. is an accept-
ed principle in military action—that
diiitoriness is fatal to wnr's objec-
tives, To say the forcible seizure
of Corfu was not an act of war is
mere avoidance. and to say the
league didn’t have time to act is
merely to admit that war won’t wait
for the league.
So successfully have improved
windmills in Germany developed el—
ectric current for lighting and local
power that experiments will be tried
in operating a railroad with them.
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